The Basis Of Peace And Stability, In

In Coming To That Agreement, My Party Had A Clear Philosophy Throughout. In Northern Ireland, We Should Have Institutions That Respected The Differences Of The People And That Gave No Victory To Either Side.

The Basis Of Peace And Stability, In Any Society, Has To Be The Fullest Respect For The Human Rights Of All Its People.

There Were Two Mentalities, And Both Mentalities Had To Change. There Was What I Called The Afrikaner Mind Set Of The Unionist Politicians, Which Was Holding All Power In Their Own Hands, And Discriminating, And Their Objective Was To Protect Their Identity

The Violence Had Broken Out In Both Sides, But Our Philosophy As A Party Was Very, Very Clear.

My Father Was Unemployed And I Was The Eldest Of Seven Children. We Were Very Poor. And When You Ask How Did We Support Ourselves, The Only Funding That We Had Was Unemployment Payments.